Paid Family Leave vs FMLA

What’s the difference between Paid Family Leave and FMLA? Joe Ranni, Esq. of Ranni Law Firm PLLC answers this and the following questions: Paid Family Leave (fmla) when taking care of the elderly and disabled in NY. What is fmla and What does it cover? How long does fmla last? What are the qualifications for fmla? Can my boss ask why I need fmla? Can employers deny fmla? Can my employer discuss my fmla with other employees? What happens if an employee is not eligible for fmla? Can an employer require an employee to take fmla leave? Can my employer require me to use my sick time with fmla? Can I be fired while on fmla? Can I work part time while on fmla? What happens when you exhausted your fmla benefits? Does the fmla law work the same if you’re a guardian for the disabled?

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